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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-31
Decoration Day at Parkersburg.

Special Tii,UdH tD the Register.
PAREEEsBURG, W. Va, May30.-DecO-
ration Day was observed here. Business
houses, banks, schools, factories and pub
lie buildings were closed. Numbers of pri-
vate residences and other places were deco
rated. A procession, consisting of G.. A.
K Post, civic, fire, secret and other organ
izatiOns formed at l o'clock. The morn
ing was devoted to decorating the soldiers
graves in various cemeteries. This after
noon Judge = s. Knowles, of Marietta,
delivered the Grafton. A large number
were at Cooks Cemetery. the weather
was untavOrable for the completion of the
entire programme, but the days proceed
ings in general were quite successful.
While Miss Edith Chipperlield and
party were crossing the Ohio this after
noon to attend the decoration exercises, a
storm came up and capsized the boat,
throwing all into the river. Miss Clipper
field was drowned, the others were rescued
after struggle, several having almost
sunk the third time. The young lady
drowned was ~ years old and q prominent
school teacher at Bellvllle, below here, and
q general iayOrite.
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Nearing an EHd.

PTTsBURG, May 30.-lt is thought that
the stove mOlders' strike in this district
will soon close, as the manufacturers have
offered to withdraw the st. Louis pattern
and resume work at once on con-
dition that the molders sign an
agreement to work at the old wages for the
balance of the year. The molders have
not signed but the manufacturers think
they will accept the proposal, and expect
IN resume work within q week.
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A STAND0FF ANYHOW.
WHEELING DBPgATS ZANESVILLE IN THE
MORNING GAME,
But Manager English Refuses to Play Out the Afer-
noon Game After 1t Is Called On Account Of
Rain For half an HOur-He Viii Protest.
Other Ohio and National Games
Special Tsleqram % ths Rsnscr.

NF''''A- AettS'tiHa 20 tftf hcytsstf.
ZANESvILLE, o., May 3O.-The oh
stinacy of Manager English of the Wheel
ing club this afternoon caused Umpire
McDermott to give game to GAINESVILLE
by score Of nine to nothing. Wheeling
came to the hat in the first inning and
was blanked, GAINESVILLE then went TO the
bat and had scored four runs with but one
out when rain began and the game was
called for half an hour. At the end of
that time it WAS just barely misting and
when McDormott called for play English
refused to let the nine 90 on the diamond.
After giving him ample time to the UNI
pire gave the game to GAINESVILLE by 9 to o.
The manager of the GAINESVILLE club had
previously offered to play of the game to-
morrow and give half the receipts to Wheel
ing, but English refused the offer.
ENGLISH WILL PROTEST THE GAME
on the plea that il WAS raining hard enough
to interfere with play, but the spectators
claim this WAS not the case. As the case
stands, however, GAINESVILLE has the game
Wheeling won the morning game through
a timely change of pitchers and some mag
nlticent hating and uphill playing. Smith
went in to pitch for the visitors, but eleven
base hits and nine runs were credited TO
the home club at the end Of the second in
ming; twO-base hit by McCann, followed
by safe hit of McYey's netting four in
in the second.
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Crushed by the Cars,

Special TicGrdm 10 thr R6qishr.
MARTINsEuRG, W. VA, May 3O.-Mr.
Vincent Ronk, brakeman of the Il. 20,
residing near North Mountain, was killed
this morning. lie attempted to Jump on n
train coming 10 this city and missed his
footing, and falling under the ears was ter
ribly mangled. Deceased is man Of
about i3 years and leaves a wife and five
children
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Phenomenal Time.

New YORK, May 30.-Wallace Ross and
George Hosmer rowed single near Flush
ing, l.. l., at o'clock this evening. The
announcements were for a mile race for
81, 800.
Ross won by two feet in what was an
nounced rs 1i:O5. If the time is correct,
the explanation of this phenomenal time
must be found in the measurement or non
measurement of the course
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Il UkE.
MORNING GAVE.

Earned runs, GAINESVILLE :, Wheeling 4;
two base hits, GAINESVILLE 1, Wheeling .;
three base hits, GAINESVILLE l; home runs,
Wheeling =; left on bases, GAINESVILLE >,
Wheeling 3; strnck out, by Duck i; by
Dunn &; base on ball, Wheeling :, HaneS-
willie /; passed balls, Johnson |, Westlake
3; wild pitches, Dunn 3; time OF game,
two hours; umpire, MeDermOtt.
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Decorating at the CapitaI.

SDfrIU ItttVTuW 10 Ut htVIItT.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, May 30.-MemO-
rial day WAS observed here by Union eXer-
cises. The Blue aud the Gray held IA meet
ing at the Court House, which was ad-
dressed by Hon. J. T. Hensley, Delegate
from Mason, Capt. WcWhOrter, OF this
place, and Capt. c. B. Smith, an eX-Con-
federate, of Richmond The soldiers then
to Spring Hill Cemetery, where
the graves of those who fell on either side
in the late conflict were decorated.
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MAN wants but little here below,
But wants that little strong.

This is especially true of purge. The
average man or woman does not precisely
banker for il, as q rule, but when taken,
wishes it to be prompt, sure and effective.
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets
leave nothing to be desired in point of efii-
cacy, and yet their action is totally free
from any unpleasant symptoms, or disa-
greeable after-sHects. Purely vegetable,
perfectly harmless.
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,,,,,,.. ExplaIns His Action.

OTTAWA, May 30.-In view OF the com,
ment that has been raised over the rei"SSI
Of Mr. HotchkiSs, the Americcn Consul
- a. loan American flags for the D O'Brlen
5snoonstration 49, Mr.. HotehkiSs has iald the
'NLnSa uIu ofSaiT before the authorities ut wash
;nlGon mnto He states that he he did not con-
slider the flags of the United staseS 1%nsu
ate were to be kept for party demSnstra ~ :
tions and in refusing to loan them or;snS lor snS
SSBrien % demonstration he says he exercised
his Judgment.
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Veterans Refused Reduced Rates.

ST. LOUIS, May 3O.-Grand Army men
ere much stirred up over the decision Of
the Railroad Trunk Line Association not to
Grant one fare nate for the round trip to the
Ssterans who desire to attend the Grand
Encampment in September. General
Greer, of the General Executive COMMITTEES
has addressed a letter to all the trunk
lines urging them to fall in line with the
WesterR and Southern roads, all of which
have agreed upon one fare for the round
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Hoyton a,oots the Pas-aic Rapld.

PATERSON, n. j., May 3O.-Capt. Paul
Boyton made voyage down the Passaic
river yesterday. lie entered the water at
the old gun mill, and shooting the rapids
and Baileys dam, went ~ far as Riverside
Park. His snit was cut 10y stone in the
shallow rapids. About 1000 people wit
messed the exhibition.
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Another Ohio Cyclone.

CLEVELAND, May 3O.-A special from
upper Sandusky, Ohio, reports that q
SJcIone passed over that plsce between
I'VE and SIN o'clock this afternoon, doing
great damage TO trees, fencSs, etc. The
sp1fe OF the Catholic Church, 200 feet high,
Vas blown over and the front of the church
Wicked
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L GRACE, viii Springs, Tenn,
Tar Tsr'eT; Wine Lung Balm, find it to be the
hsst ha remedy l have seen for all troubles Sa oi
tSs Ues' % oir messages and voice. have used
Ine al II McTean's Volcanic Oil linilnent
f,r Sr' vcars -, and viii not be without it IN my
housa
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FATAL EXPLOSION

OF Boiler at Huntington, w. Va.-Three
Men Killed and Many Injured.
Special Telegram 70 he Register.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, May 3O.-The
boiler of an elevator belonging to the n. n.
& NJ. V. railroad exploded this morning
with fearful force, killing three men out
right and seriously wOunding several
Others. The elevator was constructed on
barge, and was literally blown to splinters
by the explosion, while a car standing on
a track near was also completely wrecked.
Several unemployed men were standing
round at the time OF the explosion, some OF
whom, il is feared, were blown into the
river
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still Searching for IN. MIners.

GLASGOW, May 30.-The search for the
bodies of the miners who lost their lives
by the explosion of the UdSton coal pit at
Blanktyre, in Lanarkshire, still continues.
Sixty-twO bodies have thus far been re-
covered.
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THE BRITISH BARNARD
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND PRETTY PUMP
ERS-rHE BRITISH NArR0N
And the Barnaid-HOw they Rsgad Each 0'ber.
POllys Pretty LoOks-NOt Arsrss TO DinPlss.
The Terrible Army Which Deslsiss Baby
lOn-fwc Barmaids Married 10 Lords.
ICopyrightei.l
Speeial Ttiecrum 10 ase Rncisn.

lCopyrighteSi
Special nsecrun 10 ase Rrcisn.
LONDON, May 1.-THE British bar
maid stands alone She is rs recognized
an institution rs the Church, the House Of
Lords or the Cunsrd Line. She numbers,
in Eondon, twenty-five thousand strong.
She is always young, and generally pretty.
She is the Pariah OF the public houses, the
outcast Of respectable society, the rejected
of the phiIantropist aud the Parish visitor.
There are no associations for the benefit Of
the barmaid. There are no Bible classes,
no prayer meetings no special services for
her. Even the wicked ballet girl has her
Sunday tea poured out for her by lady Of
high degree, but-not the barmaid. No
one cares whether she is overworked and
unfed; how long she stands on her feet,
and what sort of food she is given 10 cat;
what becomes of her when she is i'll, or
loses her place.
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Liquor dealer, called 70 Account.

Co'Nrm BLUFFS, Iowa, May 3O.-NO-
uces were served to-day by the Sheriff
SSAiast the saloon men of Underwood and
C c,eS.a to show cause why the District
oou't should not issue writS Of injunction
IS5Aln>t them for violation of the State
hquOr laws
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- TuouPsoN, OF Hinton, and

. % /. THOMPSON, OF Hinton, and
- @ ot the Huntington AdrertiSer,
P"'' ,bs MrLure yesterday. He is one
w.. -, University Regents and is on his
OF q" N,rrantown. He reports the
o'.,o,r,,y va. much pleased with the result
'....,,rr,I deadlock, and predicts a great
y. ,.,,,ry for the Stat" ticket in ~ he he
~ nth ,urh a man as Judge HAY
'' ex-senator NANMErER OF Judge
.'. ..,.,>.. .. ~ head the ticket there would be
....,.,ip., and certain success in the next
.tmuA.gn.
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The Sow MlnIster of NYar.

LONDON, May 3O.-The Standard con-
firms the formation of the ROuvier Minis
try As last described, except that FerOn be-
comes Minister of War and Barbe Minister
of Marine.
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The Consumers, Coal and Mining Co.

Special Telegram 10 the Register.
MASON CITY, w. VA, May 30.-The
people of the POmeroy Bend have heard
with pleasure of the organization of the
Consumers Coal and Mining Co., of Park
ersburg The object OF its creation being
cooperate the Camden City mines, situated
three miles below here, Immediately on the
river and on the line Of the Ohio River
railroad. The names are: Ex-senator
Camden, Il. ID. Spillman, j. n. Camden,
ir., w. J. Keeyer and J. A. Witherell.
In connection with the enter
terpriSe is sufficient guarantee
of its success. They have tract of coal
land OF three or four hundred acres and the
coal is OF the best quality, the hest that
has been opened in this section of the State
for years II has been in active demand
on the lower river, and has been wagOncd
over large area of Mason county, the far
mers prCierring it to any other IN the
market. The working of these mines will
doubtless give employment To Il number Of
the miners heTcabOuts.
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I,sarue and Association Games.

At Pittsburg-Morning game: PittsbnrS
I. philadelphia = Afternoon game; Phii-
adelphia 4; Pittsburg q. WI
Al WashingtOn-Morning game: wash
inpton :; indianapolis l. Afternoon game
washington ); indianapolis &. .
At MISUNDERSTANDING game: Atm
Ietic 5; Louisville ,. Afternoon game;
Athletic 3; Louisville &. ~ ..
AT RostOn-MOrning game: Detroit -
Roston l. Afternoon game: Detroit -
Boston 4. o. 1,;,
AZ Brooklyn-Morning game: St LOUIS
2. BROOKLYN /. Afternoon game; ST. LOUIS
Observation-Disclosures: Cleveland
10: Nets l. Afternoon game: Cie'eian"
?; Nets 1S. u,o. Cb;coso
10. New York II. Afternoon game: Chi
AZ RaItimore-BaltimOre II; Cine'n-
natl ..
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NInetr-ene lsodIe. Recovered.

PARIS, May 3O.-Ninety-one bodies have
thus far been recovered from the ruins OF
the Opera COmique. The donations to the
relief fund now amount to 100000. The
Comte de Paris subscribed $i00 and Baron
ROthschild 5000.
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s,,r,-rwo bodies have been recovered
.,,, the exploded Scotch mine. Ninety
b,y. been taken from the burned
Paris theatre
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wuv> , French Cabinet minister can
have everything his own way he Tt
an. That Is what is wrong with Gen.
-r.--IFk
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Manninr,. Health Restored.

LONDON, May $O.-Mr. Daniel Manning
left BOurnemouth for Liverpool to-day.
He is well.
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE WEATHER..

Virginia and nSSSSs9 %S5S'n rsa. sSRn'yiTaI55S yysTa5s
uo.y" ,,.r,.~ally southerly
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Mn. MANNING has recovered, and he
,r.l hy Liverpool from BournemOuth
Yesterday.
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High Grade California Wines.

Absolutely pure and reliable. Send for
nr;ce list ID. Rich & Co.,
733 Broadway,
New York City.
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CROGAN'S GREAT HITS.

When Crogan, Wheeling's first basemau,
came 10 the bat i'm the first inning, lie
quietly raised the ball over the right field
fence and trotted around the bases home,
being the only Wheeling man scoring in
that inning. When he came to the bat
again in the second he repeated the feat
and brought in two men on bases beside.
The game, however, looked 80 gloomy that
Dunn was called in from middle-tield and
pitched so effectively the rest Of the game
that GAINESVILLE could not score again, and
got hut three men To first base. In the
seventh inning Dunn's long two-base hit
let in two men, he himself scoring on
Nichols hit. In the eighth Crogan's bat
came again in good play and brought in
three men, Crogan again scoring ON Spei-
del's hit. In the ninth neither scored.
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v,x,rrE ENmIsU doubtless knew
,.b,,h.vaS doing when he refused to play
., afternoon game at GAINESVILLE yes
,rnLy.
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SaID ,.a,, handsome Tom to smiling Nell,
~ mere did you find that mystic spell
Iul ui' movers round your every smile,
0uulS ul would my throbbing heart beguile?"
EuSth !" Sd.i laughing Nell, you silly boy,
~ SOlODONT,-the cream of Joy"
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Warren Won.

AiNNEAPoLIs, MINI, May 30.-In q
PIlze light here tonight between Tommy
warren and Tom Danforth, both light
"elshts, for purse of S6CO and the entire
sS sAte receipts, sixteen rounds were fought,
~uu Warren was declared the victor.
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A stand on.

Special TJlSOrdm 10 the REGISTER.
CoLUMBuS, o., May m.-Both games
to-day resulted IL to II, the home team
winning in the morning and the visitors IN
the afternoon. Dale ann Roman anu
Cleveland Davis were the batteries this
morning and DAILY and Gallagher and Car
roll and Tanning this afternoon. The sec
ond game was played in drizzilng ram
I,,,'1,,as . : 3 : .
c,ii,,n,ISrs ,..1 > 3 o o , l-lG
S,u,,,,LsnyiIie ~ y 3 > | D ; o.
Base hits, Columbus, ~, Steubenyllle,
16. errors, Columbus, q, SteHbenyille, =;
earned runs, Columbus, IL, Steubenylle 4;
time of game two hours.
Afternoon game
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-31

TINS season At White Sulphur has abOut
nnLnuL
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Base hits, Columbus 30, SteubenVlile
"A; errors, Columbus :, Steubenvllie y;
rms earned Columbus ;, Steubenyllle y.
Time ,. 10; Umpire Dushane.
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Two More for the Ks1oos.

Spsrial TtlsQruH tn Hir Register.
MANSFIELD, May 3O.-Morning game.
Score by innings:
INNINGS. s...........l - 3 { > 7-S9
Mansfield ............... d 3 D | O.
Kalamazoo .............O > ! 3 - .
Hits, Mansfield l5, Kalamazoo 10; er-
rors, Mansfield :, Kalamazoo .; batteries,
Alexander and Farr. Watson and Dillon.
Afternoon game
INNINGS .........I > 3 1 3 & 9
Mansfield .....,.... = u D D b 6
Kalamazoo ..............4 o D III
Hits, Mansfield IL, Kalamazoo Ii; errors,
Mansfield !, Kalamazoo 3; batteries, Stell-
berger and Yak, Flanagan and Fuller.
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rrrrr Is more talk at Washington of
trl. reduction.
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[coatissed On Third Rsse.l
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Still further east, take the Shenandoah
Valley branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad at Staunton TO Harrisburg. thence
eleven miles by stage, and in the heart Of
the North Mountains you will find the
Rawley Springs ensconeed 2, 900 feet above
the level Of the sea- This resort il exten-
siyely patronized by the elite Of Baltimore
and the National Capital, whose debilita-
ted systems are reinyigOrated by the tonic
quality Of the chalybeate water-sOme-
times mixed with the Bumgardener whisky
peculiar to thateleyated region. Six hun
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REMEMBER THIS

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goods at the
LOWEST PRICES
A good Stem Winding. 4 OF.
Coin Silver Elgin watch for
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All other goods at the same
low prices.
F. w. VAN ALLEN
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Hoods


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Dyspel sia makes the lives of many peo.
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creates a good appetite, cures headache
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do you good.
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Your House on Fire,

Not the house of wond, or brick, q
stone, in which you live but your bodily
tenement NAV b, in terrible danger from
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fort 10 qncncli. The great danger from
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up the system, giving the whole body
vitality, and cflertually guarding it
arainsr the attacks Of disease.
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WRITES FOR TIE cuRoNIcLE.l
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Across the Night.


W NiilfS run mn ~ hi'hii
The cleaning comes,
The shadows fall.
With uutstretrhcu arms
To yuu | call.
The night is mute,
Your VOICE is still;
Oh, Love! one word
My heart to thrill.
No answer comes;
The deepening shades
Close round me fast
S,liir's day fades.
f. T.. Y. SWEET
SAN Francisco, June "a, 1887.
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THE COMING DAW N:

lwRIrrEN FOR TIE CHRONICLE.
The morning dear,
Will surely dawn,
Call thy Love
And he will come.
The day is sweet.
Loves voice is low;
The word once given,
Thy heart will glow.
No answer comes?
o! call once more
And round thee sweet
Is loves rich store.
Ina CuAMBERI.AIN